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Plain-English guidance on H&S, HR, ISO, CDM and SSIP — written by the consultants who do the work.
Fire Risk Assessments Explained: What UK Businesses Must Do
A plain-English guide to fire risk assessments: what they are, who the responsible person is in law, the five steps, and the failings that get businesses caught out.
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Why Machinery Safety Is Important
Machinery safety is a critical aspect of workplace health and safety
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Important update: Unfair Dismissal Rights and Probation Periods For New Hires From 1 July 2026
As promised, we’re continuing to keep you updated on the employment law changes coming into force this year and next, and the implications for employers.
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Why Risk Assessments Are Essential for Workplace Health and Safety
Risk assessments can sometimes be viewed as an administrative burden, they play a vital role in maintaining a safe and compliant workplace
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What Is a Principal Designer? CDM 2015 Duties Explained
The Principal Designer is the dutyholder who manages health and safety during the design phase of a construction project. Here is when you need one and why it matters.
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Skylight Maintenance Safety: Working at Height and Roof Risk Management
Whether cleaning or repairing skylights, it is essential to identify potential hazards
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SSIP Schemes Compared: CHAS, SafeContractor, Constructionline & SMAS
CHAS, SafeContractor, Constructionline or SMAS? They all sit under SSIP and mutually recognise each other. Here is how to pick the one that wins your contracts.
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ISO 45001 for Manufacturers: Is It Worth It?
ISO 45001 wins tenders, opens doors to bigger clients and cuts incidents. Here is what the standard is, how it fits your H&S duties, and the 7-phase route.
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TUPE Explained for Employers: A Plain-English Guide
What TUPE is, when it applies, and the duties it puts on you when staff transfer in or out. A calm, practical guide for SME owners and managers.
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Young People at Work: Employer Responsibilities and Safety Guidance
Young people are often new to both the workplace and the industry, meaning they typically have less experience than older employees. As a result, they may face a higher risk of injury.
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CQC Inspection Readiness: The Health & Safety Side
How the CQC 'safe' key question overlaps with your health and safety duties, what inspectors look for, and how to walk into an inspection with your evidence ready.
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What Happens When an Inspector Visits
If the inspector identifies breaches of health and safety law, they may take action. In serious situations, they can require you to stop unsafe activities.
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Employment Rights Act – 2026 update
The Employment Rights Act 2025 has introduced additions and amendments to existing legislation, including the Employment Rights Act 1996, and will continue
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